I saw a job posting from one of Petrofac-RNZ HR looking for Archi Designer for LQ and I am wondering for what project its for? Wanna lobbying myself for this project. Love to make a comeback to fab yard again.

The lead architect just left the company (an irony since others were praying hard not to be retrenched ).

It's a rare job vacancy in oil & gas market.

Do you know for which project? PM me boss hehe

Could maybe that LQ project is related to something which THHE currently bidding? Two weeks ago GM HR of THHE (Rxxxxxi) asking my CV... Belum ada feedback... Sobs...

The only LQ project that I can think of right now is the SA-AA future LQ, not sure if its on the go or not... Mohon orang2 MOC pencerahan SA-AA LQ...

I know that GM HR of THHE.

Actually PSCs are facing with subtle resistance from Petronas and its Carigali unit to execute new developments now. Petronas would rather those developments be deferred for a while. It's a tough time to get through the development milestones now.

Yes, Let me confirm and revert to you by tomorrow (PM)...RNZ is a consultant- by the tme the LQ project comes to Fab, maybe Jun-Sept this year.

Yeszaaaa thanks for the lead! Whatsapp me hehe

You are my stalker in LinkedIn...

DNV-GL covering from engineering analysis, risk analysis to management.. Based on your description, you will be advisor for maximizing the usage of DNV-GL software that been subscribed/purchased by your Client..

Thanks abgkik

yep. and add the tumbling RM-USD....menyesal dulu x amek IADC/IWCF...now those 2 reaching up the price of a small car...

the graph reminds me more of a screwed up tubing connection haha

jgn main main dgn puaka bro..nt kena saka susah plak nak berubay haha

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No need to regret Bro...now many people/crews with IADC/IWCF cert but no job.

I'm having a phone interview with BP tomorrow, one of the panel is from BP Singapore. I do know that BP in Malaysia has one petchem at Kerteh (BP Acetyls) and lube blending & tank farm at Port Klang - besides its Shared Services operation at Midvalley. Its a one year contract. None Upstream division for Malaysia.

If let say the roles is for Shared Services operation, what are the things that I need to know? Honestly, I have zero knowledge on shared services environment, perhaps anyone can shed some light? Did a quick search, and Malaysia is the BP C&P regional for APAC. Apa yang perlu saya tahu pasal C&P in shared services? Saya tak tahu P2P stuff. All this while, my C&P experience is on project environment - construction & fabrication.

Hope that this roles is for project. If so, any new greenfield/brownfield expansion project by BP Malaysia?

C.c to mouthpoop. Sorry my PM rosak lelz

Bro, I was interviewed for BP SC role in KL. Passed the tele-interview, F2F interview, IQ test but had to reject the offer.

They didn't ask much about the SC environment as I myself admit that I didn't know much about it. They asked more about your knowledge in your field and your exact experience. They also will try to link their company values during the interview and see how much do you potray that in your daily working tasks.

Good luck bro..

Ahaa thanks for the pointers

UMW - photo below

Whats the outcome from MISC's Townhall today?

A friend told me next phase for petronas employees will be 30% salary cut

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Thank you sifus for your time

Is depends on what type of job you want, long term is like what i said, if just for contract basis, what you need is connections

Salary cut is immenent for Petronas staff I heard. Reduce working days to Monday-Thursday.

Oil Prices Tumble Below $30 a Barrel
U.S. crude posts lowest settlement since 2003



Oil prices settled below $30 a barrel on Friday for the first time in 12 years as turmoil in Chinese markets and the expected increase in Iranian crude exports added to concerns that a global glut will linger.

Light, sweet crude for February delivery settled down $1.78, or 5.7%, at $29.42 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the lowest settlement since November 2003.

Brent, the global benchmark, fell $1.94, or 6.3%, to $28.94 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe, marking the lowest settlement level since February 2004.

After more than a year of collapse, this week saw some of oil prices’ biggest losses since the financial crisis. A glut of oil hasn’t caused producers to slow down and traders are worried that demand won’t grow enough to soak it up. That has pushed oil into a bear market, with both U.S. and global prices down more than 20% since the start of the year.

Dour economic signs have inflamed fears about demand in China, the world’s second-biggest oil consumer. Also, Iranian oil is expected to hit the market soon after long-standing international sanctions are lifted.

“This is a culmination of all those things,” said Michael Tran, commodity strategist at RBC Capital Markets. “It’s all causing a panic in the market where sentiment was already poor to begin with.”

U.S. oil declined 11% this week, marking its 12th losing week of the last 14 and its worst one-week percentage losses in more than a year.

Brent’s weekly percentage losses were the worst since December 2008 and marked its sixth losing week in the past seven.

“With the global economy, we could be in a serious crisis…which translates into a lack of demand for energy,” said Gene McGillian, an analyst at Tradition Energy.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/oil-prices-fal...rrel-1452853918